109-120 volts

World's first REVIVED BATTERY electric pickup truck

Submitted by vancouver_gadgeteer on Sat, 05/15/2010 - 08:14

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System Voltage: 
109-120 volts
Vehicle maker: 
converted S-15
Vehicle Type: 
Car or truck
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acdcev

Submitted by lcalarea47 on Mon, 07/21/2008 - 15:01

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Charger: 
10,12,volt,chargers,1,to,each,battery
Controller: 
?,kelly,600amp,120volt
Conversion time and cost: 
afraid,to,add,up,lol,around,4,000
Location: 
altadena/ca
Miles as an EV: 
0,witing,for,replacement,controllerassembly
Motor: 
8,inch
Number of wheels: 
4
Seating capacity: 
2
System Voltage: 
109-120 volts
Vehicle maker: 
82
usps
amc
postal
jeep
acdcev
Vehicle Type: 
Car or truck
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eVFR 1986 VFR700

Submitted by frodus on Fri, 03/28/2008 - 12:41
Drivetrain: 
Direct chain drive
Batteries: 
10 28Ah Panasonic AGM's (120V, 3360Wh)
Charger: 
custom built
Controller: 
Custom Synkromotive 156V 600A Series controller
Conversion time and cost: 
so far about 40-50 hours, cost is about $700
Curb weight: 
~500 estimated
Lighting: 
stock
Method for 12v system: 
custom
Miles as an EV: 
~40
Motor: 
Advanced DC k99-4007
Number of wheels: 
2
Seating capacity: 
2
Top speed: 
63mph @ 72V
Location: 
Portland, OR
Vehicle maker: 
Travis Gintz
Vehicle Type: 
Motorcycle
System Voltage: 
109-120 volts
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